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Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20

The fact that Mr.. O'Brien has been I'll
low ed to make his speeches in Canada, has
not only demonstrated that the friends of
Ireland are stronger than the Orange ele-
ment, but it has shown that the people of
Canada are in favor of free speech. When
the Irish Catholics and Orangemen in
Canada show that each element are willing
to fight for the right of free speech, not
only for themselves but for everybody else,
they will have arrived at the point which
will entitle them TO the sympathy of the
lovers of freedom in all lands. There is
only one class of people in this world not
fit to have their freedom. and that is the
class who are not willing to grant that
right to their fellow men.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20

The National at Atlanta, Georgia, comes
out in a full column editorial in favor of
Robert T. Lincoln for president in 1888.
1t claims that Robert is worthy son Of a
worthy sire and in every way fit repre-
sentative for the Republican party.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20

Also received just what every lady needs
for these delightfully."- cool evenings, those
beautiful Embroidered Shoulder Scarfs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20

We notice an item going the rounds to
the effect that the editor of the Emporia
Republican has seen the times in Kansas
when what is nov desirable town property
could have been bought for Texas pony
or Colts revolver. Ne suspect that good
many people who Tesa that item never stop
to calculate ss,e amount of energy required
in those days to get the pony or revolver.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20
THE MAIZE ACADEMY.
To the Editor Of the Eagle.

To the Editor Of the Eagle,
The Maize Academy Association have
plated five acres adjoiningitheir first addi
ton and lots are now for sale. 1t lies on
the heights overlooking the Arkansas val
ley to the north and east and the view is
not surpassed anywhere in the state. The
academy is located on the highest point of
this last addition and commands not only a
view of the Great and Little Arkansas val
leys but the country lying south and west
to the divide of the Minnesota. A glimpse
of Wichita is had through the opening in
the trees skirting the river, and number
of those fine buildings on College Hill
show plainly. Maize and her academy are
in the midst of as fine farms as can be
found in the southwest, but we feel the
need of better facilities for education. A
place where children can be educated with
in the reach of the average farmers means,
and that education, too, such as will make
or rather leave, them honest men and wo-
men. A school that any poor boy may at
tend and work his way through without
being intimidated and crowded out by that
feeling of pride that comes with wealth,
that pervades too many of the higher
schools. A school that will give one a
practical business education with the mon
key business left out.
Wichita is spreading herself on the col
lege business but the writer fails to see
where the average clod hopper will be able
to pull an education out of any of them.
Several good commodious cottages have
been built on the first addition and lots
have sold more readily than the trustees
expected. The lots now offered are choice
and lie mostly surrounding the academy
grounds. Those who have children to ed
lcate and are not able to pay board and
tuition in the cities, can avail themselves of
his opportunity, and secure lot cheap,
and build according to their means and at
heir pleasure, and thereby have home
to good school.
The rich can become richer by buying
,ere while property is cheap, and by saw
ng in tuition fee, and live where the cost
# living is much less than in any city, and
that goes to supply their table
IAN be got fresh, and from first hands Any |
me wishing information about the academy
II lots can obtain it by addressing the pres
dent, Rev. II. Myers or H. F. Rhodes,
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-20

jeff Davis is weakening at last. AT a
public reception at Meridian, Mississippi, a
few days ago, he closed a speech as follows:
''But now those scenes and incidents
have passed and they only live in minds and
history. United you are now, and if the
union is ever to be broken let the other side
break it. The army of the south will shine
forever around the camp fires and will still
shine to our chi!den and children's children.
The truths we fought for shall not encour-
age you to ever fight again, but keep your
word in good or evil. God bless you all. "
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buffalo Courier. aGb
The young ladies In popular retail! es.
tablishment hAvo been joking one Of their
number, a pretty, curly.haired brunette,
about her seeming iniatuatlon with good
in question displayed anxiety to make the
daily deposits at the bank, and always on
hcr return could be noticed In front otthe
mirror. Her companions decided that
there could be but one explanation Of such
conduct. But q few days ago the young
lady made such a satisfactory accounting
that the Joke ceased at once. "You Gee
no has short curly hair luet like mine,'
abe explained naively, land he gives II
the most beautiful twist over the left ear.
I'd give anything Il l could only got my
hair to look like that and I study his ntyle
every time l 90 to the bank, and then
brush minet to correspond % soon saI got
back to tho etorc."
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Che ~qtadGgemen
wuEEllNa, ". VA. MARCH II, 1887.
Close Their Mouths.

1t 10 somewhat comforting to know that
the Chicago authorities are becoming tired
Of the Socialist meetings IN that city,
where men arc allowed to preach def
ance OF the law and advocate revolution.
The speech Of Albert Curtin, editor Of
the Arbeitsr Zeituny, ct tho big meeting OF
Sunday night. in which, amid frantic
cheering, that another crisis was coming,
that bombs and dynamite should I'll the
air again, and that his hearers should
combine and arm themselves, and show
the tyrants that they could not grind the
people into the dust with impunity, hat
attracted general attention. 1t Was as rab'
id a speech ua any Of those delivered upon
the night OF the Haymarket riot, and lhf
frantic enthusiasm with which tho senti'
menll were greeted, indicated plainly
that, although the livea OF seven Of theil
comraden arc hanging in the balance, the
old spirit Of resistance to the powers thai
DO 10 still az strong as ever.
MI. Grinnsll, the States Attorney, it !!
said, has determined to have no more o.
this iooliuhncss. Although the %rantint
OF tho Anarchists 10 nothing but the va
porting Of impure and unhealthy mindt
asill the doctrines they advocate may in
cite ignorant followers 10 deeds Of VIC
lsnce. And bcaides 1t is very tiresome t.
read and hear the stuff these men talk.
1t il to b. hoped that the authorities o.
Chicago will be spurred to immediate &C.
ton by tho prompt measures the Mayor
Of Columbus. 0, took in not only shut
ting Mla. Paraons' noisy mouth, but plGc'
ing her in Jail ua u nuisance.
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War Outlook In Europe.

The war rumors in Europe shit the
scenes so rapidly that one can scarcely
keep track OF them. "But q week ago."
says an exchange, "public attention WAS
wholly concentrated on France and Ger
many. Every movement OF these two
powers was closely scrutinizsd, aud it was
quite generally anticipated that the open
ing Of spring would find them ready to
begin war. Since the German election,
however, tho war clouds have driited
away, but in another part Of the horizon
they arc shutting down darkly. Along
the Austrian frontier and In Bulgaria
the situation Is critical. The Russian
authorities allow but little news 10 be
made public. but such as comes 10 the
surface is by no means pacific. Fbe
whole Balkan peninsula is III a ferment Of
conflicting interests. The revolts against
the Regency in Bulgaria have been quell-
cd and the leaders punished with death,
and now the European powers are anx-
iously awaiting 10 see what Russia, who
in all probability instigated the ~rsvolts,
will do. The Russian papera glorify the
rebels as victims OF thcir devotion to the
Cars interests.
The Russian representatives IN Bulgaria
have inyeighed against The sction Of the
Regents aB infamous. Meanwhile Aus
tria hAo voted immense credits for the
strengthening Of her army and deiences
and Ruasiai is enyoged'in war preparations.
She is h~trrying troops forward to tho Ga
lician frontier, and has Issued secret or
ders with regard to the mobilization Of
her forces and their speedy transporta.
ton. There is q restlessness everywhere
apparent that has an omiuoua looE. From
the declaration Of the Premier oi Rouma-
mia that no Power shall cross her territory
again unrcsisted, it would appear that
Russia haa such Il purpose in view, the
outcome Of which would be the anuexa.
ton Of Bulgaria, and her advance that
far at least towards Corstaniinop!e, her
ultimate goal. There is no doubt that the
Gear has withdrawn from the triple ALI
ance, and there is no secret made Of the
fact that Italy has taken Russia's place in
the compact. This is the situation. 1t is
not a very reassuring ono. These clouds
may blow over like tho others, but their
aspect 10 threatening."
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You cannot aTordto observation-disclosures.
imenting when your lungs are in danger,
CONSUMPTION always seems, at first, only
a cold, Do not permit any dealer to i'm.
poas upon you with some cheap imitation
OF d.. Kings New Discovery for Cousump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, but bs sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he hos come.
thing just rs good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran.
tead to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial. bottles free at
Logan & Goa drug store, !
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THE ABODE OF AIMED.
How n aIohammedan auitan Founded thu
Beautiful City Of Ahmodnbnd.

How n Mphnn meunh huitnh thO
Beautiful City Of A%hmcdnbnd.
Correspondence baltimore Sun, N5S5srN
This history OF ita founding Is very char.
ac!eristic OF tho Indian impulsive nature.
At the beginning Of the fifteenth century
tho Mohammcdan Sultan Of this Province
Of Guzcrat, Ahmed Shah, became In
iatnatcd with Sipra, the beautiful daugh.
ter OF the Chieftain Of Geveral Hindoo
Villages near the site Of the present city.
Fearing to settle here without divine
consent, no got n Of his priests, the
sheik Ahmad Khattu, to invoke tho
prophet Khizr, who appeared to the Sui.
tan and granted him permission to build
q city, provided he could find four Ahmeds
who Ind never misHed an evening prayer.
Fortunately no found two In the Province
OF Guzerat, his priest made the third and
the Sultan himself tho fourth; 80 he
built q city on the ate Of the EIinuoo VII
lage and named II after himself. Ho pill.
lngedall the finest Hindoo templesin Guze.
rat, and brought tho rich colored marble
OF that province 10 tho site Of his
new city, and raised magnificent moeques
and palaces. lie built a tort OF considera'
bio architectural beauty about Six miles
around, with fighting towers at frequent
intcryala, md laid hia city out in wide,
straight streets. Before tho end Of his
reign he had 80 encouraged merchants
and skilled africans, as 10 make his city q
most important center Of trade and manu-.
features. During the Mogul empire 1t was
apoken OF as "she greatest city In India,
nothing inferior to Venice for rich silks
and gold stutfs curiously wrought with
birds aud ilowera." After the fall Of the
Mogul empire this city passed through
many disturbances until it wGs finally
taken possession Of by the English during
the early part Of this century. AllIndian
historians unite in telling US that the
building skill Of these natives Of Guzarat,
whose tastes have become refined byiages
OF partial civilization, was 80 great thai
they eventually become the tUachers o.
their Mohsmmedan conquerors. They
are especially noted for their forms o.
minarets, their forms OF tracery, and the
delightful manner in which they blend
Hiuloo details with Mohammedan ideas
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The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of OF revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large.
y benefited tbs consumers, as we'll as re-
lieyine the burden of homo manufacture
ers. Especially is this the case with
GREEN'S august Fouer and Roschee's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction OF t~hirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease the size Of the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.ilthh
mora medicine in the rs cent size. The
august .Fower for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and tho German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage Of increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
'r'....#. w.. t#E-.a.- 80. " DIV 4.
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EDITIONS OF sHAKEspEAEE.
The Probable Source Of Hon. AIr. Lowclp
Errors Carefully Pointed Out.

Erforb CnfetulIy POINTED Out. @
Chicago Nefs.
In its discussion Of Mr.. Lowell's lecture
the Boston Transcript says that tho distin-
guiahed critic has obtained his hetercdo1
opinions touching the eenuineness OF
"Richard III IRON q study Of the folio
edition. This atrikeH us rs a plausible ex.
PLANTATION OF tho mitigation CT tho melar-
choly heresy which Mr.. Lowell has dis.
Heminated in the midst OF liz. From a
scholarly gentleman who is regarded
hereabouts as m authority in literary QUO.
tations we learn that the, so-called folio
edition OF shakespeare's works Is the
most palpable fraud ever put upon the
market. It's proof reading alone, go saya
our informant, is 80 loose and incorrect m
to render the work a bane to admirern nj
proper orthography and correct punctue.
ton. Among tho Chicago people Inc
most popular edition Of Shstcppeara ia
that pnblishedby Bedford, Clark&Co.anI
sold on our trains and at nil neys Rtanda
for IS cents not. The folio edition costs
IS, and We agree with this scholarly rens
tAcu4aA WIZ ssAie uo doOut " tQnt q man
must DO a pitiful idiot indeed to pay IS for
a volume OF Shakespeare when he car ret
a great deal better edition for IS cents MT.
One Of the beauties Of the Chicago adj.
ton OF Shakespeare worksis the numer.
GUS elegant engravings, made from desirn,
OF local artists. The picture Of ..Marparet
Mather in the Tomb OF the Capnlots undsr
the Management Of J. NJ. Hill" 10 said by
local art connoisseurs and ~icritics to be a
chof d'nuvre, aud one Of the finest ismbic
tetrameter poems We ever read was in
spired by a view OF that superb engraving
representing that distinguished member
Of the Citizeps' Association, Colonel J, q,
McVicker, disguised as the first grave dig.
ger. We have heard the plctures OF Tom
keene as Hau'let, Master Walker White.
sides as Richard III, George G. Min as
Romeo, and MS. Wood, tho boy actor, az
Lear-these p~ortraitures We have heard
spoken Of as masterpieces. 1t is impoesi-
bic, We think, hat an edition embellished
with such works Of art should be sup
planted by an edition whose typographi.
cal incorrectnoss is violent as to be the
surest and quickest cause Of ophthalmia.
= Ntt # - Y--I 900 - ., 80
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Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Gave, Ky,
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and would some-
iimea almost throw him into commissions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from first bottle and after taking Elk bot.
ties. wss entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitteya. Sold st fifty cents q bottle by
Logan & Go. ulr. .+ :
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Worth Knowing.

Allcock's are tho only genuine porous
plastcra.
All other ao-called porous p%laslera are
limitations.
Their makers only get them up to. sell
on the reputation oil Allcock's.
All ao.called improvements and new IL
gradients arc humbugs.
No ono has ever made m improvement
on Allcock's Porous Plssters.
When you buy Allcock's Porous Plas-
tiers you obtain the best plasteIs made.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER


TRUSTEES SALE
a PROPERTY.
By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made to nc as
trustee by r. L. Kimberly aud wife, dated October
., 1854, and recorded in the office Of tho CLERK Of
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia,
at public auction, on
SATURDAY, APRIL O., 1857,
commencing ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut the front door
OF the Court House OF said county, In the CITY Of
Wheeling. The following described property, shatts
to sa 7; w 4 Se1,ain , FTan1;ssi OF GROUND 1yas si,!atGa In tho
taining one. fourth Of an acre, bounded and dc.
scribed as follows: Beginning on the east side OF
Wetzel street formerly called William sttce) at
tho northwest corner oil the lot marked ''lIAr.
graves" OIL the plat Of the subdivisions oil the
Reilly farm as recorded III Deed Book No. 81. IMces
GGl and 1852. In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county; thence along the north line
Of said "Hargraves'' lot eaaiwardly 10 the west line
OF the street marked on said Pla: '"Reilly street,
thence along eaid wet line northwardly to the
south side Of the Reilly hill road; thence with said
shown on said plat to the cas-. side OF William (aov
WetzeD street; thence with the enst side otsaid
WetEel street southwa.dly to tho beginning, ex.
ceptiug. however, 10 much q SAID parcel Of ground
vile to the manchester Coal Company by deed
dated October !, 1854. and now Of record In the
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
county IN Deed Book No. IS, at page 81: the PlEtso
excepted being described rs follows: beginning at
the lorihwesterly corner Of the HarglaYcs, Blum,
Reilly purchase on the koutheasterly sido OF Vet.
eel street, and with said side OF ss,d t,reet uosth.
wardly ono hundred and ioriy-iour QiD feet to a
point in line with the so%nthwardly side OF the
stone foundation Of klmberIy's frnmc stAble on Il
forty 100. street designated as Reilly street on tho
aforesaid plat OF Subdivisions Of tho Reilly estate;
thence to aud with said side OF said stable founda'
ton 10 the westerly tide Of ssid Reilly street,
.oath#ard!y Afsy.threo $50 feet to the noriheas.eF:
ly corner OF the Harsraves. Blum purchase, mud
with the norlherly line Of said Hatgravts tract
~westwardly to tho beginning.
TERMS OF SaLE-0ne.thitd, or IS much 1ene
~ the. purchaser may elect. cash In hand on the
day OF sale, and any rtsIdue In two equal Install
ments payable IN one and two years from tue day
OF sale. With Interest from that day, the purchaser
20 give his ro!cs for tho deferred inStalImenlg, and
TO .kccure the fGme by deed Of trust upon the prop.
eIrty and Insurance policies upon tho buildings 10
tho satisfaction OF the trustee.
I. Title believed good, but selling MS trustee I shall
convey only such title as Is vested in me-.
W. z. HUBBARD, Trustee.
:. ". r. UALLER. Auctionees. mFl0
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BALTIMORE s. OHIO EXPRESS.
Wheeling to Chicago Without Change.

WhNoIlnE 10 CIllchs0 WITHOUT Chnhse
Tho Baltimore & Ohio arc now running
a through train, sleeper attached, between
Wheeling aud Chicago, sieaving Wheeling
daily, except Monday, Mt 8 p, NJ, city time,
arriving at Chicago at 4 A. NJ. Passengers
can remain in sleeper at Chicago until s
A.. NJ. II they wish.
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1Suckien's ArnIca SaIve.

TIE best salve in tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
aoreH, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin er%uptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or nc pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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On March s, 10, %, and 90, tho Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway
Company will cell excursion tickets to
Florida points at extremely low rates.
For tickets and further particulars call on
or address j. G. Tonllinson, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, W.
Va,
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HANGING LAMPS,
NOTICE OF A GENERAL MEETING

NOTICE OF A GENERAL MEETING
~ OF the Stockholders Of tho German Fire In.
suranCe Co OF Wheeling, ". Va.
a general meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho
"German. Fro Insurance Company Of Wheeling,
to be he'd at The principal office OF the said, corpo,
ihti0n, No. - Fourteenth street. In the city OF
Wheeliny. ". Va. OIL SATURDAY, the 9TH day oil
Apiil, 1887, Mt 2 o'clock T. NJ, for the purpose OF
70 be offered at said meeting to extend tho time OF
The continuance OF said corporation for ltty years
beyond the iith day Of Muy, 1857, and TO transact
meeting, and Us may be lawfully transacted by
said Stockholdcrs In general meeting assembled.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
mrll.F Et W. 8, FOO5E, Secretary,
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Tho Wonderful Healing Properties Of Oar
bys Pr0phylnctlc Fluid.

Wherever q preventing, healing, cleans
Ing and deodorizing injection or wash II
required use Darbya Pfophylactic Fluid
Any inAamed surface, external or inter
nal, treated with the Fluid will be quickl,
relieved. It has effected cures that hai
resisted the beet medical skill. Mwfap
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what shall wo wear on our heads? 2"
asks q dress reiornler. How would hats
answer for that purpose =?
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DIED.

BMlTH-0u Thursday, March 10. 1857, at l:l5 4, ".
Mt the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Y
Hall, n0as Quincy, Ohio, Mn. MARTHA Kick
wooD SMITH. IN her SD year.
Funeral Saturday, March 70, at 10 O'Clock. Friend
nso invited. lnterment ut Rock I'M Gem
ctcry.
CoNRAD-On Wednesday, March 0, 1857, ii 10 +
Nj, FRED. CONRAD, aged 70 years.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence, No
22? Alley c., this (rrlday) afternoon at
O'Clock. lntesmen. n! Mt. Zion Cemetery
Friends Of the family are respectfully iavttet
to attend, .5I $3.50. .0-" 4.
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Mr.. Watterson calls his attacks on the
President merely a'little matter Of TAMIL,
chastisement.
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The weight Of the iron alone in the
dome o. the Capitol at Washington is
5000, 500 pounds.
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Young man, if you would avoid making
an enemy, never suggest to any woman
that she can't write poetry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

FlFs'-All Fits stopped free by Dr.. Kline'sGnat
Nerve Restores. No Fits after lst days use. Mar.
Vicious cures. Treatise and s2.o0 trial bottle irce to
Hscasas. Send to Dr.. Kline, 9sl Arch st., Phila, Pa,
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mr7.Daw
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAINS-Ou and after Jan. 50, lsS7-ExrIA-
NATION OF REFERENCE Marks. sDaily. tSuuday
01ceptod. tMonday xccpted.-Wheeiingtim e:
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Is, z, q @. Railroad

Symmetrical. ~" ANN
Leave Bellairc ut $50 p. m. for Zanesytllc and In.
termediate points. - ~ =
Arrive at Eellatre at s:25 a. m. and 600 n. n;
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Bargains in Dry Goods atL.s Goods Co.'S.